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Newspaper
Lexington Intelligencer
Location
Lexington, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1910
Page
4
The piece urges Dadge T. A Walker for re election as Probate Judge of Lafayette, praising his efficiency and citizen service. It notes Missouri's University needs stable funding via a proposed constitutional amendment for a final tax. Also lists Lexington post office uncalled letters and a brief social note on visits to Kansas City.
A Glasgow Missouri editorial condemns a Republican campaign document titled The Story of the Tariff sent at public expense. Senator Stunetes launches an inquiry into franked literature, accusing misrepresentation and demanding accountability in post office campaign mail practices.
A defense of Peruna against claims it is a cheap whiskey beverage. The author argues Peruna contains medicinal ingredients, not intoxicants, and cannot substitute for whiskey. He notes ingredients like cubebs and hydrastis canadensis and challenges chemists to prove otherwise while urging fair, truthful discussion.
The Mexico Intelligencer notes a grand two day Elks State Association convention with plans for receptions, balls, minstrels, parades, baseball, horse shows and four military bands. Mayor Potts will present city keys to visiting Elks. Vaughan to preside as the association’s leader. The piece hints the event aims to eclipse prior state celebrations with elaborate preparations and widespread civic involvement.
In May 1775 Mecklenburg County residents met in Charlotte to declare themselves free from Great Britain and renounce allegiance to the mother country, adopting a revolutionary document known as the Mecklenberg Declaration.
Notice to all indebted to Nicholson and Bartels to settle accounts. Mr and Mrs David Proffit returned Monday from a visit in Hiawatha Kansas. Mrs James Horn returned from a visit with relatives in Kansas City. C A Keith was in Higginsville on legal business Saturday. Otto Stalling went to Joplin Monday to attend the Bakers State Convention.
Three choice suburban homes listed for sale. Interested buyers directed to Wilson Bros and Aull at Traders Bank Building. Garden Seeds now in stock in bulk and packaged forms at Jos L Long Cash Grocer.
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